Outbreak of panic exposes our fragile state
This draconian debacle will stand with one-way freeways, blackouts and serial killers on the list of Adelaide punchlines, writes Michael McGuire.
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SA Health overloads closed MP offices with masks
Tens of thousands of masks have been delivered to politicians’ offices to protect staff – but they’ve all already gone home.
How big a scandal do we need for a minister to be forced out?
It’s hard to see how causing unnecessary stress and chaos for more than 400,000 fellow Australians is not a sackable offence, writes Michael McGuire.
A Scotsman walked into a fire…
Mark Jones’s appointment as CFS chief was derided by some, but the Scotsman proved his worth in one of SA’s worst fire seasons
Childs’ Play: Jack Reacher’s big change
In an uncertain world Jack Reacher has always provided the certainty we all need. But now even Reacher is changing.
Tennis wins some love but Marshall gets a rev
A sport with mates in the right places has come out of the Budget looking ace but one angry V8 racer is off the Premier’s friends list.
V8 fan’s plan to save the race that saved him
Supercars changed Sam Henderson’s life and now he wants Adelaide to find its voice for the Superloop 500.
Anti-race snobs fuel boring old Adelaide jokes
Losing racing from Adelaide’s streets feeds that familiar fear that maybe we really are just a bit dull, writes Michael McGuire.
City spots the Crows are eyeing for new HQ
The Crows’ big move to the city is definitely on the cards – but it won’t be to the Aquatic Centre. Here’s where they’re seriously considering.
America is broken. Biden can’t put it back together
Trump is a disaster and the task of piecing together what’s left of America is a job that is beyond anyone, writes Michael McGuire.
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